marketing & communication consultant

Annette helps her clients communicate in black and white.She works with cultural organisations and creative providers to amplify their impact on their audiences.An experienced communicator, she’s all about the big picture and adding strategic value.The bottom line is creative, engaging campaigns that your audiences see and hear, loud and clear.

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dance vs powerpoint: TEDtalk

Use dancers instead of powerpoint! I know this is 10mins long, and about science, but SOOO worth it. Watch this now!

Less is more

Simplicity has never been more powerful. Interesting little article here on distilling your message to as few words as possible.

Failte Ireland Cultural Tourism Toolkit

A really useful manual from our national tourism development agency… I would say that, having contributed to it : ) Download it here.

The internet and the Arts

Recent UK report dissects the digital arts audience for the first time. Read about it here….

Client Spotlight

DANCE IRELAND 21: still in motion

Dance Ireland has announced details of Dance Ireland 21: Still in Motion, a year-long programme of dance events to celebrate 21 years of dancing in Ireland. From January 2013, Dance Ireland is highlighting the vibrancy of the Irish dance community through a programme spanning live performance, film, photography, talks and more.

It all kicks off in January with “Made in Dublin”, a special season of new dance performances at Project Arts Centre and the Abbey Theatre, all of which were created or developed by national and international artists in DanceHouse over the past six years. With the spotlight firmly on the upcoming generation of European dance makers; Made in Dublin is a week of full-length dance shows, extracts and “first looks”, by artists from nine European countries, including Ireland. Check out the programme here.

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